Artists from Mongolia painted a wall in the ethnocenter in Transbaikalia

A new tourist destination has appeared near the village of Mogoitui in Transbaikalia. The Khatan Ezhi ethnocultural complex was located there. In it, one of the walls with historical characters was painted by artists from Mongolia.

ChitaMedia news agency clarifies that the ethnocomplex was built thanks to grants from the governor. In 2023, the public organization "Foundal" received them. The Transbaikalia Development Fund provided financing in the amount of about 5 million rubles.

The complex has a "Workshop in the Steppe", where art and craft objects are created. A wall of 22 sq. m. It was painted by Mongolian volunteers. They dedicated their work to the Khatun women queens and the ancestor of the Khorinsky Buryats, Khorida Mergen.

According to Namjilm Erdineev, the author of the project, the artists created the panorama as a sign of friendship between the Buryat and Mongolian peoples. The creative group was led by Balta Batozhargalov, a woodcarver, author of the international plein-air "Drawing on Onona".

Since its opening, the Khatan Ezhi Ethnocultural Park has been visited by about 1.2 thousand tourists from the southern provinces of China, Inner Mongolia, Transbaikalia, Buryatia, Irkutsk and other cities. The guests study the way of life and traditions of the Buryat people, wear national costumes, taste national dishes, and take guided tours of ethnographic yurts.

Earlier it was reported that a hydrocryotherapy center will be built at the Cook eco-resort in the Trans-Baikal Territory. 9 million rubles were allocated for the construction of the facility, which was saved by using its own resources. There are also plans to develop pedestrian zones, a walking and road network. An embankment and a bridge with a pier will appear on the eco-resort, lighting, benches, sun beds and umbrellas will be installed. The total amount of support is 39 million rubles, of which 30 million rubles will be allocated for pond improvement.